VB.Net ToString Number Format
 

Hi all, The below code displays result in 1,234.00 number format. So
if I have amount 2,000.49 in cell one and 2,000.01 in cell two of
datagridview the result should be 4,000.50 but below code displays it
4,001.00. How can I get the the decimals? Also if I want result to
be 4,001 instead of 4,001.00 in other words amount without decimals
then how can I achive it in below code. Please can any friend tell me
that what amendment in below code can give me the result i am looking
for.


Private Sub DataGridViewX2_SelectionChanged(ByVal sender As Object,
ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles DataGridViewX2.SelectionChanged
Dim OBC As Integer = 0
Dim currentRow As DataGridViewCell
For Each currentRow In DataGridViewX2.SelectedCells
If currentRow.ColumnIndex = 6 And
DataGridViewX2.SelectedCells.Count 1 Then
OBC += CInt(currentRow.Value)
ElseIf currentRow.ColumnIndex = 9 And
DataGridViewX2.SelectedCells.Count 1 Then
OBC += CInt(currentRow.Value)
Else
OBC += 0
End If
Next
LabelItem2.Visible = True
LabelItem3.Visible = True
If Microsoft.VisualBasic.Left(OBC.ToString, 1) = "-" Then
LabelItem3.Text = OBC.ToString("N")
LabelItem3.ForeColor = Color.Red
Else
LabelItem3.Text = OBC.ToString("N")
LabelItem3.ForeColor = Color.Black
End If
End Sub

VB.Net ToString Number Format
 

K pretended :
Hi all, The below code displays result in 1,234.00 number format. So
if I have amount 2,000.49 in cell one and 2,000.01 in cell two of
datagridview the result should be 4,000.50 but below code displays it
4,001.00. How can I get the the decimals? Also if I want result to
be 4,001 instead of 4,001.00 in other words amount without decimals
then how can I achive it in below code. Please can any friend tell me
that what amendment in below code can give me the result i am looking
for.


Private Sub DataGridViewX2_SelectionChanged(ByVal sender As Object,
ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles DataGridViewX2.SelectionChanged
Dim OBC As Integer = 0
Dim currentRow As DataGridViewCell
For Each currentRow In DataGridViewX2.SelectedCells
If currentRow.ColumnIndex = 6 And
DataGridViewX2.SelectedCells.Count 1 Then
OBC += CInt(currentRow.Value)
ElseIf currentRow.ColumnIndex = 9 And
DataGridViewX2.SelectedCells.Count 1 Then
OBC += CInt(currentRow.Value)
Else
OBC += 0
End If
Next
LabelItem2.Visible = True
LabelItem3.Visible = True
If Microsoft.VisualBasic.Left(OBC.ToString, 1) = "-" Then
LabelItem3.Text = OBC.ToString("N")
LabelItem3.ForeColor = Color.Red
Else
LabelItem3.Text = OBC.ToString("N")
LabelItem3.ForeColor = Color.Black
End If
End Sub

This is a MS Excel group. The programming language here is VBA. You
need to ask this in a dotnet group...

microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb

...for example.

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VB.Net ToString Number Format
 

K wrote:

Hi all, The below code displays result in 1,234.00 number format. So
if I have amount 2,000.49 in cell one and 2,000.01 in cell two of
datagridview the result should be 4,000.50 but below code displays it
4,001.00. How can I get the the decimals? Also if I want result to
be 4,001 instead of 4,001.00 in other words amount without decimals
then how can I achive it in below code. Please can any friend tell me
that what amendment in below code can give me the result i am looking
for.


Private Sub DataGridViewX2_SelectionChanged(ByVal sender As Object,
ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles DataGridViewX2.SelectionChanged
Dim OBC As Integer = 0
Dim currentRow As DataGridViewCell
For Each currentRow In DataGridViewX2.SelectedCells
If currentRow.ColumnIndex = 6 And
DataGridViewX2.SelectedCells.Count 1 Then
OBC += CInt(currentRow.Value)
ElseIf currentRow.ColumnIndex = 9 And
DataGridViewX2.SelectedCells.Count 1 Then
OBC += CInt(currentRow.Value)
Else
OBC += 0
End If
Next
LabelItem2.Visible = True
LabelItem3.Visible = True
If Microsoft.VisualBasic.Left(OBC.ToString, 1) = "-" Then
LabelItem3.Text = OBC.ToString("N")
LabelItem3.ForeColor = Color.Red
Else
LabelItem3.Text = OBC.ToString("N")
LabelItem3.ForeColor = Color.Black
End If
End Sub

The problem is that you're working with integers. Change OBC to a floating-
point type (Dim OBC As Single = 0) and remove both occurences of "CInt"
(OBC += currentRow.Value), see if that fixes things.

....but I agree with Garry, this question should really be asked in a .Net
group.

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- How do you know that?
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VB.Net ToString Number Format
 

On Jan 28, 12:13*am, "Auric__" wrote:
K wrote:
Hi all, The below code displays result in 1,234.00 number format. *So
if I have amount 2,000.49 in cell one and 2,000.01 in cell two of
datagridview the result should be 4,000.50 but below code displays it
4,001.00. *How can I get the the decimals? *Also if I want result to
be 4,001 instead of 4,001.00 in other words amount without decimals
then how can I achive it in below code. Please can any friend tell me
that what amendment in below code can give me the result i am looking
for.

*Private Sub DataGridViewX2_SelectionChanged(ByVal sender As Object,
ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles DataGridViewX2.SelectionChanged
* * * * Dim OBC As Integer = 0
* * * * Dim currentRow As DataGridViewCell
* * * * For Each currentRow In DataGridViewX2.SelectedCells
* * * * * * If currentRow.ColumnIndex = 6 And
DataGridViewX2.SelectedCells.Count 1 Then
* * * * * * * * OBC += CInt(currentRow.Value)
* * * * * * ElseIf currentRow.ColumnIndex = 9 And
DataGridViewX2.SelectedCells.Count 1 Then
* * * * * * * * OBC += CInt(currentRow.Value)
* * * * * * Else
* * * * * * * * OBC += 0
* * * * * * End If
* * * * Next
* * * * LabelItem2.Visible = True
* * * * LabelItem3.Visible = True
* * * * If Microsoft.VisualBasic.Left(OBC.ToString, 1) = "-" Then
* * * * * * LabelItem3.Text = OBC.ToString("N")
* * * * * * LabelItem3.ForeColor = Color.Red
* * * * Else
* * * * * * LabelItem3.Text = OBC.ToString("N")
* * * * * * LabelItem3.ForeColor = Color.Black
* * * * End If
* * End Sub

The problem is that you're working with integers. Change OBC to a floating-
point type (Dim OBC As Single = 0) and remove both occurences of "CInt"
(OBC += currentRow.Value), see if that fixes things.

...but I agree with Garry, this question should really be asked in a .Net
group.

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* - How do you know that?
- Because you're nothing like me.- Hide quoted text -

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Thanks Auric. Sorry to post this question to wrong place